... competitor. While studying the general questioin of slavery for the purpose of the prize essay, the bole iniquity of the negro slave trade burst upon his vi,, It is impossible, he remarked, in his Histoty o Slavery, to imagine the severe anguish which the ...

... While studying the ge- neral question of slavery, for the purpose of the prize essay, the whole iniquity of the negro slave trade burst upon his view. It is impossible, he remarked, in his ' History of Slavery,' to imaginle the severe anguish which ...

... all our Colonies, In which slavery Is to be abolished ;-the expence to be borne out of the funds hi- therto appropriated to the support of our military establishments in th se pares, which, on the entire Abolition of Slavery, may be extetisively and safely ...

... the choice of the peopie of California. But the convention goes further, and indirectly stigmatises slavery, for it agreesthat there shall be no slavery in California excent, as at punishment for crime, Thes arrivals ?? in the month of September were 5 ...

... subject of American slavery have attracted no little attention throughout this countryaud Europe. Ile belonged to no anti-slhivery society-lie even doubted tie wisdom of these associatioDs-but lie was an uncornpromising enemy to slavery, and thought, spolie ...

... last of those liberal politicians with whom lie had so early asso- ciated himself. He survived to witness the abolition of slavery, the emancipation of the Catholics, the repeal of thie Corporation and Test Acts, the passing of Parliamentary Reform, of ...

... ooffeioho Saturday last. Mr. Clarksoo was in lois 7t~i 'oar latest moment of lhis life, almost, took an active OharO ll tooh slavery Society's proceedings. Hoe had bccome seriol' wo ...

... iRedrth, tCornsall, Mr J. Johns, aged 90. He was kidnapped from this country mnany years since, taken to Aerica, and doomed to slavery: he, hov- ever, esapd 0in the 6tt instant, at Edge grore, Aldenbam, in the 82d Sear of his age, Williani Marsden, Esq., ? ...

... inst. at his residence in Bryanstots street, aged 4a, Thos. Pringle, Esq. .for several years Secretary to the London Anti-Slavery Society, and well known as the able and unflinching advocate of the rights of the coloured races. In him was happily combined ...

... late for Westminster, while Sir Fe ni ntred from a wound in a duel with ir. Paul]. Mr. Jetnytteeflerwarde a Ito ated negro slavery, and died a Tory-Ott hls pase go hote from Sydney, Nerv South Wales, in the 28th year of iat age, ' eer° Fournier Gore, lonrth ...

... berhefit of his adopted country; anod Itin daore mare so than ii t:hose reedl-ur to the abohlitiron of the stove trace and slavery, I-taving lieen a perarnal frietd and csrresposderit on the subject of the iate ilishep of Lsedoue, and rime ofa tie ittast ...

... every European country are those in which nothing but coined money was appreciated. Those periods are marked by poverty, slavery, and degradation on the part of the people, and by tyranny, unthrift, and crimes of the most heinous description on the part ...